EU Seeks Three-Year Delay on Capital Impact of Trading Rules
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EU Seeks Three-Year Delay on Capital Impact of Trading Rules
The European Commission is exploring a potential three-year delay on the implementation of higher capital requirements for banks related to their trading activities. This move comes as the EU faces pressure to avoid measures that could disadvantage its lenders in a competitive market. By considering this delay, the Commission aims to provide banks with more time to adjust to the new regulations, which is crucial for maintaining stability in the financial sector.
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